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In 2017, Clare Luz, a gerontologist at Michigan State University’s College of Human Medicine, received an Archie Green Fellowship from the American Folklife Center at the Library of Congress to conduct a research project on the occupational folklore of "Personal Home Health Care Aides in Michigan." Working with fellow MSU faculty members, including the epidemiologist Khalid Ibrahim as well as folklorist Marsha MacDowell and her colleagues at the MSU Museum and Michigan Traditional Arts Program, Dr. Luz documented occupational histories of 28 dedicated personal home health care aide...

On 16 September 2021, the EU Parliament adopted an urgent resolution recognising the systematic persecution of human rights defenders in the UAE and…

With Malaysia Day around the corner, Sunday Star looks back 40 years to September 1981 when a small group of Malaysians hatched a top secret plan to pull off a lucrative ‘heist’ on behalf of our country against its former colonial masters.

Friends of Ahmed Mansoor/Facebook IFEX members Human Rights Watch and Gulf Centre for Human Rights voice concerns over possible retaliation against the jailed prominent Emirati activist after a private letter detailing his extensive mistreatment was leaked to regional media. This statement was originally published on gc4hr.org on 19 July 2021. Leaked Letter Details Mistreatment in Prison A prominent Emirati human rights defender may face retaliation after a private letter he wrote detailing his mistreatment in detention and flagrantly unfair trial was published in the reg...

A security man uses the EDE scanner, a new screening system that allegedly detects whether or not people have the coronavirus disease (Covid-19) by using a mobile at a mall in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. — Reuters BEIRUT: Data rights groups are warning of privacy violations and risks to vulnerable communities after Abu Dhabi deployed scanners at border crossings, malls and other public locations that could detect Covid-19 in seconds. The Abu Dhabi health department says the EDE scanners can confirm a Covid-19 infection by measuring an individual’s electromagnetic wave emissions, whic...